Staring at an empty wallet after an unexpected drain is a highly stressful situation. In a frantic rush to understand what went wrong, many victims post tweets for help, send direct messages to KOLs, search Google for guides, or ask AI for answers. Unfortunately, this state of panic often causes people to get hit a second time by opportunistic scammers. It is time to stop the frantic scrambling and guessing.
To solve this issue, GoPlus has officially launched Wallet Theft Detective. This innovative tool operates as a local, read-only Skill, enabling your AI Agent to investigate and track down the exact root cause of the drain.
Created specifically for the purpose of theft forensics, the system is equipped to handle 20+ common off-chain attack vectors. The extensive coverage includes checking for clipboard hijacks and address swaps, infostealers, and malicious browser extensions. It also monitors for software supply chain poisoning associated with npm and PyPI, as well as malicious IDE plugins and fake SDKs. Additionally, the tool investigates deceptive tactics like fake support, fake job offers, fake meetings, and upgrade phishing. Your AI Agent can also analyze drainers, malicious approvals, Permit, blind signing, and address poisoning. Rounding out its capabilities, the detective tool identifies seed or private key storage leaks, fake wallets, and mobile permission abuse, among other threats.
This powerful resource is entirely open source. We encourage you to get your Agent ready now so that you are fully prepared before you ever actually need it. Access the repository today at https://github.com/GoPlusSecurity/wallet-theft-detective
To solve this issue, GoPlus has officially launched Wallet Theft Detective. This innovative tool operates as a local, read-only Skill, enabling your AI Agent to investigate and track down the exact root cause of the drain.
Created specifically for the purpose of theft forensics, the system is equipped to handle 20+ common off-chain attack vectors. The extensive coverage includes checking for clipboard hijacks and address swaps, infostealers, and malicious browser extensions. It also monitors for software supply chain poisoning associated with npm and PyPI, as well as malicious IDE plugins and fake SDKs. Additionally, the tool investigates deceptive tactics like fake support, fake job offers, fake meetings, and upgrade phishing. Your AI Agent can also analyze drainers, malicious approvals, Permit, blind signing, and address poisoning. Rounding out its capabilities, the detective tool identifies seed or private key storage leaks, fake wallets, and mobile permission abuse, among other threats.
This powerful resource is entirely open source. We encourage you to get your Agent ready now so that you are fully prepared before you ever actually need it. Access the repository today at https://github.com/GoPlusSecurity/wallet-theft-detective
